Pull up a chair. Pour yourself a cup of coffee. Can we have one of those conversations people usually keep to themselves? I was talking with a friend recently. He's successful. He has a great career. He's financially secure. He's worked hard and built a life most pe

Most everything in this bathroom makeover, are items that I’ve bought at secondhand stores or had laying around and refurbish them either by decoupage. I redo lots of things and I have items for sale. I just haven’t put them up. The paint is a sienna orange and white which I purchased at the Habi

My Easy Beef & Vegetable Stir-Fry Ingredients • 1½–2 pounds steak, cut into bite-sized cubes or thin strips • 2–3 tablespoons red wine vinegar • 2 tablespoons yellow mustard • 1 tablespoon cooking oil • 1 large onion, diced • 2 fresh

Pull up a chair. Pour yourself a cup of coffee. Today, I'd like to talk about something that doesn't get talked about enough. What does it really look like to love someone in recovery? Not someone who used to struggle with addiction. Someone who wakes up every morning and cho

This stuff works!

She did not shatter all at once. It happened quietly—beneath the weight of unspoken words, unanswered prayers, and battles she fought behind a smile. The first crack was small. Barely noticeable. A disappointment here, a betrayal there, another piece of herself given away to people who never

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Let’s sit here for a minute and talk about something real. Not every betrayal begins with another person. Sometimes it starts with the smallest things… little lies, quiet secrets, things that don’t quite add up but slowly begin to chip away at your peace. Someone says they’re busy or working late

I wanted to introduce myself. I spend my time decoupaging. I will share here. So please follow. And most of my items are for sale. Happy to be here.